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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-21
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OtHHISTIAN.- Preaching every sunday NJ
- N o'clock n. m. anu $40 y. nm. Prayer
meeting every Thurrday night sunday school
at 10 0OcloCk a. m. every sunday.
". MCFANLAND. Pastor.
NEETHODIST EPtSCOPAL.-Scryiccs every
IN1 sunday M :OO n. m. and 30 y. m. sun
dny school every sunday at 10 n. m. Prnyer
meeting every Wednesday evening nc Sso0.
Strangers invited. X. SANDERsON, Pastor.
DRESnYTERfAN.-S every sunday at
II N u. m. and 30 y. IN. sunday Scbool at
10 n. IN. HEv. MCELROV, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services on snd
sunday Of every month at Shrrlock's hail. at
1000 ". m. kEv. kEAHFUL Pastor.
nERMAN BAPTIST BHETHREN-Hold reg
" ular services Ht MingOna, Barber county,
tho SECOND aud fourth sundays I'm each month.
AZ Forrest school house ON the second SUNDAY ;
Cedar Greek school house ON the third sunday.
by Elders ShambcrEcr, smith aud Ncher.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
PERSONALITIES.

Il, A. ToIRIE,'o 81. Louis, Is at the E5bi,t.
REPRESENTATIVE HIscoCK is at the Airing
ton.
SECRETARY WHlTHEY has gone to New York
for short visit.
New York for Il fcS days,
JUSTICE WooDs, of the United States Supreme
Court, in letter from Lower California, states
that his health Is improving.
T. b. FITZGERALD and +. X. Burton, of Dam
vile, Va, and Judge l.. r. Watts, of Ports.
mouth, Va, are at the Metropolitan.
Mr. j, NJ. MCNAMARA, business manager of
Hayerly's Mastodon Minstrels, who appear
here ON the 4th pToxino, is in the city.
GEN. LLOYD Bryce, rcpresentative-ele
from New York, has taken quarters at the Ar
lipgton, where he will be about q week.
REV. WM. CHESTER, Of tho Phillips Presby.
teriHn Church, New York (son OF Rev, DIR.
Chester, Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,,
VIII fiji his fathers pulpit on Sunday morning
and evening.
on April l6 Brig. Gen. Wilcox, commanding
the department of the Missouri will be re-
tired. There are numerous applicants fighting
for the expected vacancy, amoug whom Is Col,
wesley Merritt, superintendent Of the military
academy.
Miss ANSIE LEWIS, the popular young Wash
lnglon actress, has closed her season with the
Charles E. Werner "shamus O'Brlen" Com
pNny, and returned home for rest until June,
when she will reIOin the company in New
York city. she has won golden opinions dur
Ing the season just closed, receiving the high
ct encomums from the press and public
wherever she has appeared,
National Republican., 1887-03-26
Sedgwick Memorial Associatio O n.

Some Of the soldiers Of the 9th army
corps have formed an association, with
headquarters at Philadelphia, to erect a
"memorial stone tablet" on the Alsop farm,
near spottsylvania, the spot where Gen.
sedgwick fell. The cost of the acre of
ground and the memorial will only be
$4,000, and the comrades of tue 9th corps
are asked to contribute to the movement.
Mr., David Ginther, or South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, is treasurer Of the fund,
and all remttances should be made to him.
Every subscriber will be enrolled as mem
Der Of the sedgwck Memorial Association.
An excursion will be given to Fredericks-
burg, leaving Washington May IL, a scamp
fire" held on that evening, and the unveil-
ing ceremonies held on the 18th. All de-
string to participate should communicate
ns sc on as practicable with the secretary.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

Gently traversed, and will be OF Infinitely more
value to the south than the needless and list
less labor Of slaves in the olden times
The remainder Of Senator Sherman's
speech was devoted to showing the position
Of the Republican party upon the tariff and
It's relations to labor, to the questions of
education, internal improvements and
finance, and the incompetence and inabll-
ity Of the Democratic party to deal with
them or any other subjects affecting the
public welfare.
The quotations made from Senator Sher-
mans speech, and the substance of the re-
mainder as stated show that he has cut loose
from the dead past of politics-the issues
upon which the Republican party has lost
the control Of the country, and is boldly
appealing to the men of the south, both
white and black, as the NATIONAL REPUB-
L1cAN did, to throw aside race prejudices
and sentiment in politics, Judge parties by
the policies which they advocate, and vote
for those principles and policies which are
best calculated to advance the interests OF
all the people.
The Republican party can do this be-
cause its principles commend 1t to major
ity of the people south us well as north.
Race prejudice, kept alive by designing
Democratic demagogues both north and
south, aided, 1t must be admitted, by few
Republicans, has kept the white men of the
south voting the Democratic ticket against
their own judgment and interests.
The people OF the south will take this op-
portunity and vote for the interests Of their
section and Of the country. A Democratic
President invited the negroes to divide. The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, and now Senator
Sherman, has accepted his proposition and
its natural sequence, The dirisioa Of The
whte men and he abolition Of the color line
and race pr6uclice. Mr.. Henry Watterson,
certainly one Of the ablest OF southern
Democrats, favors the idea, and predicts
the success of the plan.
-1Hd u wW succeed; the solid south is
IyOl,u
National Republican., 1887-03-26
Breakfast Table Letter to the Preslden


Mr.. PRESIDENT The conflict of ideas upon
which the presidential battle OF 1888 must be
decided has begun. 1t is evident that the
American people are no. satisfied to again
occta President through the prejudces of
race or Of those begotten by the civil war.
Your policy for the division of the colored
vote in northern states has made deep i'm.
preston upon the public mind. 1t has pro-
duCed9 a conviction that public opinion,
which ispublic law in the south, mast be
changed by division ofthe co.ored vote in that
section, which will also divide the white vote.
Patriotic men in all sections desire tina. the
national elections should be turned by con.
victions upon economic questions and not by
sentiment or prejudice. III order, therefore,
that these ideas may govern and confer lasting
benefits upon our country, our institutions, and
be blessing to humanity, the discussion nov
begun should continue until the fruits of the
Declaration of Independence are enjoyed by
all our citizens.
In this great work history will note the acts
OF all our public men who participate in 1t.
especially the one who fills the high position
of Chief Magistrate OF the nation. It is be-
lieved that from the purest motives as Presi-
dent, TO benefit your country, and from credit
able political sagaclty, TO benea. your parsy,
thatyou thoroughly sympathIzs in this m pye-
ment to remove race prejudice and the color
line from American politics.
Since the Inauguration of the discussion by
this paper portion of the influential press OF
the country has emphatically indorsed the
policy, notably the C0urierJOWraal, the Rich.
mond STATE, and the Macon TlegrdpR and of
public men, Gov Lee, OF Virginia, and that
great statesman, John Sherman, who has
framed more measures that have become laws
u'an any statesman Of this generation, living
or dead. Now that this question COM
mands the attention ana the best thought
Of the nation an irresistible current of
opinion will be formed that no power can
stay until it is settled upon the firm founda.
tons Of equal justice to all. II involves the
rights of human labor, educated or ignorant,
skilled or common; 1t involves the right 70 Or
G0nize tnOt labor for selEpTotectlon. The vast
armies of men who labor win protect them
selves by the ballot If they can, as provided
by fundamental law or by the strong arm Of
might.
Mr.. President, you have said to the world
that the black man is a citizen OF this republic,
NoflhyofIhe honors and emolupents Of Office.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS
MISS LILLIAN OICOTT.

hlSS Lillian OltOll.
sardou's "Theodora" is claimed to be one oi
the grandest and most remarkable spectacular
dramas on the stage and with Miss Olcott in
the principal character, ably supported, finer
performance is not often presented for public
favor. Possessed OF beauty of face aud an
elegant figure. combined with ability as an
artist "Iheodora" fndSa faithful exponent in
Miss Olcoit and shows her to be endowed with
great talent Her costumes are said to be rich
and elegant, her company frst.class. scenery
in keeping with the requirements of tha play.
and every attention given TO detail that will
sentatlon of the piece. Miss Olcott has met
with lattering success during the present sea
son wherever she has appeared, and her re-
night Will doubtless be most tattering.
MISS ROSE CoGHLAN At ALBAuGH's.
During next week the charming actress,
Rose Coghlnn, supported by an excellent con.
pany, will appear at Albaushs Grand Opera
famous and with which she rescued Wallack's S
1hcater from its load of heavy Ineo.dramas.
Peg Wofingtou; or, Masks and Faces" will
be given the first three nights and for the
Thursday; School for Scandal" Friday even
ing ana Saturday matinee, and "As Yol Lake
IT, satuIday evening. The New York World
:, Miss Rose Coghan delighted an apprscia.
tive audience at the Union Square Theater
ls.t evening by happy aud attractive render.
liE OF tRe part Oi Reg Wofnngton IN MASKS
and Faces" Miss Coghlans characteristics
exactly fit her to personate the gay actress ac-
Ceplably, and her performance e!icited warm
demonstrations OF approval. In the finest arts
of coquetry and in the dashing recklessneSs of
woman full of vitality aud m?rriment, Mis-
togblan Is always excellent. and plays with a
nalnralress which cannot fail TO capitivate an
audience. When to these gifts are added the
tenderness aud feeling necessary to portray
the softer and nner tmo,ions OF nature. all the
qualities are found that are required to pre-
sent Peg Wellington in very interesting man
ner. The performance last evening was excel
lent throughout, es far as Miss Coghlan was
concerned, and her aching received the as
S!siauce, By no means sufperiluous in these
days. Of landsome costumes, conceived In
good taste and displayed to advantage by o
HGure we'll designed to set them Off to good ac.
count. Throughout the entire play, and
especially in those parts In which the warm
heart of the actress makes itself apparent.
Miss Coghlan's efforts were well appreciated.
Ent In the dance scence, the spirit aud abln-
don she displayed, fairly captured the audi
ence and eXtorted repeated calls for repeti-
t!on. until Miss Coghlan, despite her strength
aid vitality, Yves fairly exhausted.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
VIII Be Christened on Easter Monday
Next,

Next.
Mr.. Thomas Mast, the cartoonist, and his
wife were present at the Presidents public re-
ception yesterday. The famous carcaturst
is smallslzed man, comfortably rounded.
with Polish cast of features, black hair, and
copper bronzed complexion. He wore light
short oyercoat Derby hat, and. carried a
dent was good looking crowd as its members
sat In chairs OF leaned upon the posts and pill
lars in the room, but when they were called to
they proved a verltable awkward squad. 4
more embarrassed set taken as whole prob
ably never passed tho President In review be.
fore. Mr., Mast stood near by looking on at the
show, with q highly amused expression upon
his face, Mr.. Villas, who had Mr.. d. II. Moses
and Mr.. W. y. Powell, emigration agents of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul railway, and
Rev. j. Wynne Jones, of Baltimore, to present
to the President joined Mr. Mast, and when
the other people had passed out the President
stepped forward meeting the cartoonist half
laughed as he shook hands with Mr.. Cleve.
land, and in imitation of some Of the visitors
said, u am happy 70 meet you for the frs,
time, Mr PTesideht,n and then introduced
the doors into the private corridor, and when
MI. ana Mrs. Mast emerged into the veStbnle,
few minutes later, the artists face shone like
high forehead, and his fat sides shook with
laughter The President had told him sone.
thing, funnier than he had ever dreamed or
hoptd for.
Col and Mrs. Lamont spent yesterday in
New York city on shopping expedition. They
return to the city today.
The President was closeted with the POST
master General all day yesterday.
Secretary and Mrs. Endico.ts guests to din
uer ON Thursday evening weie DR.. and Mrs
Loring, Mr.. and Mrs William Bellew, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. u. Letter, Mr.. Justice Richardson, Mr.
Lownes, Mrs Ilobson. Miss Mason. Miss
Clymcr, MIR. and Mrs. Wheclwright, OF Boston:
Justice and Mrs. Blatchtori, and Miss and Mr.
Endicott.
An idyllic incident of the Easter time will
be the christening on Easter Mondiy of the
Cabinet bnby, horn two months ago t. Secra.
tary and Mrs. Whitney, in st. Johns Church,
in The afternoon. The sacrament of baptism
viii be administered by DR.. Leonard. the
name is to be Dorothy, Mrs. Wbitney's selec-
lion. The godmothers have not been de ,idcd
upon, but 1t is likely the President will stand
sronsor for this first blossom of the admiris-
ration. Tea will be served Mt the house OF
secretary Whitney after the service.
Mrs. Whitney will hold her Wednesday re-
ceptions at Grasslands during May.
Miss Bancroft's guests at her luncheon on
Mrs. Duvall, Miss titgrcaves, Mrs. Mcpherson
and her guest. Miss Cook, Miss Pomeroy, Miss
Mat;ie Mitchell, Miss Endicott, Miss Mason,
the guest of honor; Miss Dodge. Miss Winter.
hoff, Miss Matthews, Miss Mabel Weddell, and
Mrs. Gordon Cumming. The favors were
posies of valley lilies and forget me-nots.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

The influence OF your position, TO be col.
sistent, must be exerted to settle this question
30 that he will be secured, however lowly, in
''lifc, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
and this noble work can only be accomplished
by changed public opinion at the south tha,
will Danish race prejudice, the color line, by
dividing the white and black voters upon
economic questions.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

ORDERS for the Illustrated Combined
Foreign, Consular and Senatorial Edition
OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN are being re-
ceived daily from all sections Of the coun-
try. The average daily orders for single
copies reach into the hundreds, while news
dealers wholesale orders are enormous.
and every mail brings an increase.
This editien contains over $50 accurate
portraits and biographical sketches OF
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of the United States senators, and many OF
the ministers from foreign legations &C
credited to the United States resident at the
National Capital. Send 10 cents for copy
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National Republican., 1887-03-26
Prosecutions recommended.

in letter to the Secretary of the Interior rec
ommends that criminal proceedings be insti.
iuted against Charles Reder, of Bakerville,
timber refuse in order 10 prevent the spread OF
forest fires over land from which he has re.
moved the timber. Civil action is recon-
mended against J. r. Dodge and George Hall,
OF Oregon, to recover the value of a quantity
of shingles purchased by them from man who
had unlawfully cut the timber from the public
land, and against whom criminal proceedings
have been recommended.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

ANOTHER railroad brldge-thls time in
Virginia-has fallen through with freight
trsin on it. Four men were killed and
several others seriously hurt. Murder is
the only word to describe this kind of kill
ing, and the crime will have to be punished
as murder before it can be stopped.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
SATURDAY. MARCH 90.
Annhemenfa.

NAT1oSAL-Sol Smith Russell.
ALDAuGH's-"The Little Tycoon"
KERSASs-Sheehsn and Coyne.
NATIONAL SKATING RINK, L ST., bet. 9Th and
7th-Prof o. Il, Gleason, horse tanning exhibl.
tion, sl5.
BIIou-"Lost in London"
DrME-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
TIRE MANASSAS AsPASoRAMA-15ths st. & Ohio av.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
Informn,ion from secretary WhltnoY

Senator Cockrell, chairman of the commit;e;
to inve.tirate the methods of doing business II
the various executive departments has re
qucsted Secretary Whitney togive Information
not only as 10 the clerical organiza' ion OF the
Navy Department, but as to the number o..
naval vessels In commission, the officers and
sailors attached to them, the nu;s hrr oroli n@r
on shore duty or on waiting orders, naval
stations, Yards &C.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

DEMOCRATS are beginning to select the
next Republican candidate for President.
Still, 1t is probable that the national Repub.
lican convention will meet at the proper
time, and at least take an informal ballot.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

The straugest story eXtant is that two
Kentuckisns have invented new process
for temperiDg steel. If II had been for con-
ccctirg new drink people might have
believed 10.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
PROPOSALS..
DRoPOsALS FOR QUARTEaMAsTER's
4 STORES.
OFFICE OF THE nEpoT oCARTE MASTER,

WAsHINGToE, ID. O., Mtr. ~, 1857.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, subject To the
usual conditions, will be received At This office
until ~ o'clock noon, ON SArURD ~. APRIL
%, lSS7. at which time and place they viii be
orened in the presence OF bidders, ior iurni III.
ing and delivering at once ut this depot, cer-
tain quartermaster's stores, stationery, de K
furniture; stove parts, harness, horse blankets,
horse collars, robes, lime, lumber, hardware,
tonls and implements, &C., sc.
The government reserves the right TO reject
any or oil bids offered or parts thereof Prefer.
ence given 10 articles Of domestic production,
conditions of price and quality being equal.
lean production pfodncad on the Pa9ific coast
70 the extent of the consumption required by
the public service there. ssgs
Blanks and full instructions as TO bidding,
&c, and list and specifications of articles re-
CURED viii be furnished on application to
this ollcc.
r. NJ. BATCHELDER,
mhci &C Deputy q. NJ. Qen'l, u, s. A,
National Republican., 1887-03-26

A Pension Swinlier Convicted.

The commissioner of pensions has received
information of the conviction OF William II.
Seward at Louisville, KY, and his sentence to
one year az hard iaoor in tho Albany penlten.
tiary for having fraudulently represented him
self to be an employe OF the United states.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
Pension Work for a Weel,

During the week ending Mar. - the pension
Office received 6,2i7 claims; the number of
pension certificates issued were 2l7i: number
Of cases rejected. 2,3i5; number OF claims pend.
ing, 7,l37.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

THE Virginia state Democratic commit.
tee met ip Richmond yesterday to see II it
could assist the legislature and Gov. Lee
in getting out Of the muddle the state and
party is in.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

Information Of all sorts obtained, when possible,
for Subscribers without charge upon application
Rejected manuscripts cannot he returned
hemittRnces other than by postal money orders,
hank drafts, checks to the order Of the National
Republican Company always at sender's risk.
No receipts for subscriptions returned. Inc date
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
ecntracta will be charged monthly card rates.
N1- All requests for courteses from railroads,
places OF amusement, or business orders are not
authorized unless signed by the undersigned.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY,
E.w. FOX, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
Presidential Postmasters

The President yesterday appointed the FOL-
lowing postmasters John T. Knox, a. san
Bcrnardina, Cal; Leonard s. Dillard. at OK
ford, Miss; w. j. Keller, at Sutton, Neb.: joan
T; Calvin, at East Greenwlqh, x. | FraaS +
malt, ut Salt Lake City, Utah.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

THE new secretary for Ireland is charac-
terized as "Bloody Balfour. with tigers
heart wrapped in a woman's hide"
National Republican., 1887-03-26

The New York legislature has adopted a
high license hill by an almost strict party
vote. The Pennsylvania legislature is
wrettlipg with the same question.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
AUCTION S.ILES.
A s. PRATT & SONS,
tAs Insurance ana Real Estate Agents,
No. 420 Ninth Street N. w.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT
EAST GoRNkR ; 4 or + EINrAANb'bb 'b qTREGTs TRis
NoRTHWEsT LATELY OCCUPIED DY
LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, BEINi ALI
FOUR ~ AND PART or LOT FIVE ~ IN
SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUNDRED
AND SEVEN il00 IN THE CITY or WASH
iNGION, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This property, by fur the most valuable nm
Improved business site in this city, fronting
100 feet on Ninth street west and 100 feet on d
street north, VIII be sold GS whole, and will
carry the material now lying thereon.
on SATURDAY, 23D OF APRIL, 1887, at r
O'CLOCK p NJ, we will offer for sale in front
of the premises the above mentioned properly
Terms made known at sale,
DuNCANSON BRO7 Auc,g,
mbls.d&ds Ninth and d Ets. NJ W.
National Republican., 1887-03-26

Mr.. GLADSTONE declares that he will
continue to demand home rule for Ire
land.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
HOUSES For RENT.
LOANS.
,.,,..,..,,,.,c.aa,,,. -.

In sums 10 suit at @ per cent.
The ubovei is only small portion OF proper.
ty on my books. For full list call at office for
bulletins Issued on list and 18th.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
WANTED---MIsOEIIANEoUs.

WANTED-I AM READY TO PAY THE
w highest cash price for secondhand cloth.
ing, watches, guns, pistols, &C.; also, furniture,
stoves, carpets, feather beds, carpenters tools
v, Republican onice. Note by mail promptly
attended to. matS-lmo
National Republican., 1887-03-26

"KISGs may be blest," but Sam was glorious.
Der a. the ills o. life victorious. He rode TO
town his silver spent, for Salvation Oil. the
linimguL.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
With A BOTTLE

OF Ayers Cherry PectoraI at hand,
one may feel comparatively secure
against the various diseases arising from
sudden changes of temperature, ex-
posuro to drafts and storms, and the
inclemencies of spring and fall. "Of
the many preparations before the public
for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Bron-
chitis, and kindred diseases, there are
none, within the range of my experience
and observation, SO
National Republican., 1887-03-26
D1M Il NJ U EU NJ.

eIand success Everybody Should Go
Every Afternoon ana Night This Week.
HOLLANDS DOUBLE COMPANY IN
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Placed on the stage in elegant style; new
sceueIy' the bloo1hounds, the Jubilee Sing
Family and Every Juvenile Should sac II,
Next week-America's Favorite Comedian.
SID. FRANCE, who. with the exception OF
Edwin Booth and Wilson barrett, il tbe most
successful actor on the stage in the UnIlei
National Republican., 1887-03-26

W WANTED-TEACHER WANTED TO RE.
w .ceive full kindergarten normal training
in exchange for services in charity work; only
refined Christian ladies need apply TO M J.
POLLOCK, 10l7 10th st., between and
O'Clock p. m. 300
National Republican., 1887-03-26

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II ishod font rooms en- suite or single; es-
peclally delightful In summer; large closets,
oommodious bath; corner house, excellent
location. private family; references. 1918 q at.
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National Republican., 1887-03-26
BIRTHS.

49, MocEabeo
coLBuRN-cny
street northwest.
TURNER Feb 20 daughter and j. p 4e1 Washing
sTARKE-oy March
National Republican., 1887-03-26

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Il! sunny rooms, will rent together or sepa-
rate, on second floor; also, one large front bed
n. w. 7-10
National Republican., 1887-03-26
LOST AND FOUND.

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coveiy. Apply to room 75. lst floor, Treasury
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National Republican., 1887-03-26
WANTEn---HErp.

"ANTED - AN HONEST, ENERGETIC
wv man or woman not too proud TO do
honest work; small ssalary and commissions at
hrst; Address A. b. g., Republican ofliee.
National Republican., 1887-03-26
r E LA b. e

as Ayers Cherry Pectoral," writes Thos,
q. Edwards, NJ. D., of Banco, Texas.
George w. Dick, Of Newton, Mass,
says: 1.-TWO years ago took a severe
cold, which, being neglected, was fol.
lowed by u terrible cough. lost flesh
rapidly, had night sweats, and was con-
fined to my bed. A friend advised the
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. / began
to take this medicine, and, before finish
ing the first bottle, was able to sit up.
Eonr hottlnS offectrl a nnrfect cnre.n